promote-skill
Use when publishing a SKILL.md-style agent skill across uGig, sh1pt, GitHub/gists, and follow-on skill marketplaces such as ClawHub, Goose, LobeHub, Kilo, Skillstore, FreeMyGent, ClawMart, Manus, VS Code Agent Skills, and Moltbook.
What this skill does
# Promote Skill ## Overview Use this skill to turn a local `SKILL.md` into a public marketplace listing and promotion checklist. The workflow is agent-friendly: 1. Validate and sanitize the skill source. 2. Create a public source URL, preferably a GitHub repo or public gist raw URL. 3. Publish to uGig first because uGig imports the raw `SKILL.md`, scans it, and exposes a "Publish Everywhere" checklist. 4. Use sh1pt as the cross-marketplace promotion manifest/command generator. 5. Work through other marketplaces by CLI, PR, account submission, or manual upload depending on the platform. Never include credentials, cookies, private env values, or personal secrets in a public skill file or marketplace listing. ## When to Use Use this when the user says: - "publish this skill" - "promote this skill" - "put it on uGig / ClawHub / LobeHub / Goose / Kilo" - "make a public SKILL.md" - "publish everywhere" - "create a promote-skill workflow" Do not use this for job applications themselves; use job-board specific skills for that. ## Inputs to collect or infer Required: - Local `SKILL.md` path or directory containing it. - Public-safe title, slug, tagline, description, category, tags. - Price in sats; `0` means free. Optional: - Existing public raw `SKILL.md` URL. - GitHub repo/gist preference. - uGig credentials or already-authenticated browser profile. - Marketplace-specific credentials/API keys for platforms that need them. ## Safety checklist before publishing Run a secrets scan before any public upload: ```bash grep -RInE 'password|passwd|secret|token|api[_-]?key|BEGIN .*PRIVATE|private[_-]?key|cookie|credential' SKILL.md . 2>/dev/null || true ``` Then manually inspect hits. Mentions of environment variable names are fine; real values are not. For paid listings, remember: marketplaces that import from a public raw URL may expose the artifact publicly. If the artifact is not intended to be free, verify access-gating from an anonymous browser before claiming it is paywalled. ## uGig workflow Preferred CLI path once `ugig` supports `skills new`: ```bash ugig skills new \ --title "My Skill" \ --description "Public credential-free SKILL.md for ..." \ --tagline "Short marketplace tagline" \ --category Automation \ --price 0 \ --tags "skills,automation,agents" \ --source-url "https://raw-or-gist-url/SKILL.md" ``` `ugig skills create` is an alias for `ugig skills new`. If the installed CLI is older or does not support the needed fields, use the uGig browser form: ```text https://ugig.net/dashboard/skills/new ``` Known form fields: - Skill File URL: raw/direct public `SKILL.md` URL. - Title. - Tagline. - Description. - Price: `0` for free. - Category. - Tags: keep combined tags short; supported-agent chips may count toward the maximum. - ClawHub URL: fill after publishing to ClawHub. Verification: - Listing URL is `/skills/<slug>`. - Page says `Free` or the expected price. - Security scan says `Clean`. - Medium warning for environment variable access is expected if the skill documents env vars. - Source URL is correct and contains no secrets. ## sh1pt workflow The sh1pt CLI should provide top-level skill promotion commands: ```bash sh1pt skills new --skill-file ./SKILL.md --source-url "https://raw-or-gist-url/SKILL.md" --price 0 sh1pt skills publish --all --dry-run sh1pt skills publish --marketplace ugig clawhub goose sh1pt skills marketplaces ``` Expected behavior: - `sh1pt skills new` creates `sh1pt.skill.json` by reading frontmatter from the local `SKILL.md` and filling title/slug/description/tags/price/source URL. - `sh1pt skills publish --all --dry-run` prints exact commands or manual steps for every known marketplace. - Non-dry runs should not blindly execute unknown third-party CLIs until credentials/API setup is verified; print commands and mark manual/action-required states. Implementation locations vary by project. In a typical sh1pt-style monorepo, add the command module under the CLI package and register it from the CLI entrypoint. ## Marketplace matrix | Marketplace | Method | Publish pattern | |---|---|---| | uGig | CLI/API or browser | `ugig skills new ... --source-url <raw SKILL.md>` | | ClawHub | CLI | `clawhub publish . --slug <slug> --version 1.0.0` | | skills.sh | Auto-indexed | Push public GitHub repo containing `SKILL.md` | | LobeHub Skills | Submit | Use site submission; install command shown as `npx @lobehub/cli skill install <slug>` | | Goose Skills | PR / install URL | `goose skill add <raw SKILL.md URL>`; submit PR if directory requires it | | Kilo Marketplace | PR | Fork + PR with valid `SKILL.md`; install command `kilo skill install <slug>` | | Skillstore | GitHub repo | Submit repo/raw URL for security analysis | | FreeMyGent | Upload | Upload `skill.md`, set price, connect wallet | | ClawMart | API | `clawmart publish . --name <slug>` | | Manus Agent Skills | Account | Free account required; submit through account UI | | VS Code Agent Skills | GitHub | Publish via extension-indexed GitHub repo/PR | | Moltbook / NormieClaw | Submit | Submit, set price, pass quality check | ## Public source choices Quick gist: ```bash gh gist create ./SKILL.md --public --desc "<skill title>" gh api gists/<gist-id> --jq '.files["SKILL.md"].raw_url' ``` Better for auto-indexers: ```bash mkdir -p /tmp/<slug> cp ./SKILL.md /tmp/<slug>/SKILL.md cd /tmp/<slug> git init git add SKILL.md git commit -m "Add <slug> skill" gh repo create <owner>/<slug>-skill --public --source=. --push ``` Prefer a repo over a gist when targeting skills.sh, VS Code Agent Skills, Goose/Kilo PRs, or marketplaces that require repository metadata. ## Common pitfalls 1. Using a human gist page instead of the raw URL. Use `gist.githubusercontent.com/.../raw/.../SKILL.md` for import. 2. Publishing credentials in examples. Use placeholder env var names only. 3. Too many tags on uGig. Keep tags under 10 and leave supported-agent chips blank if validation complains. 4. Assuming "Publish Everywhere" means automatic publication. It is a per-marketplace checklist; many require account registration, API keys, or PRs. 5. Calling unknown CLIs live without checking auth. Prefer dry-run until `command -v`, login status, and target repo/account are verified. ## Final report format ```text Published: - uGig: https://ugig.net/skills/<slug> - GitHub source: https://github.com/<owner>/<repo> - Raw SKILL.md: https://... Ready/manual next: - ClawHub: <command or login needed> - Goose: <PR/command> - LobeHub: <submission URL> Security: - Secret scan: clean / reviewed - uGig scan: Clean; env-var warning expected ```
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